Diddy Asks A Young Justin Bieber Why He's 'Starting To Act Different' In Another 'Creepy' Resurfaced Video

Another old clip of Diddy and teenage Justin Bieber has resurfaced on social media and generated controversy. It's the second video of the two to go viral recently and features Diddy and Bieber talking about their 48 hours spent together. The young singer seemed uncomfortable in both videos, which fans online picked up on.

The clips resurfaced shortly after Homeland Security raided Diddy's homes as part of a s-- trafficking investigation. There are also allegations against the music executive of him paying for s-- work and sexual abuse and assault.

Another video of Sean "Diddy" Combs and a teenage Justin Bieber has resurfaced and gone viral on social media. The viral clip featured Diddy confronting Bieber about his whereabouts and asking why he had distanced himself from him. From their conversation, this interaction was just after Bieber's career started doing well.

In the video, Diddy said, "What's up man, you good? Selling out arenas and everything? Starting to act different, huh? You haven't been calling me and hanging out the way we used to hang out." In response, Bieber, who was 16 years old at the time, started stuttering as he tried to answer Diddy's questions.

He said, "I mean you tried to get in contact with me throughout all my [projects] and what not — but you never got my number."

Then Bieber pulled out his phone and tried to make amends by saying, "I'm going to tell you my number." When the video resurfaced, many fans on social media said their interaction made them feel uncomfortable.

Over on X (formerly Twitter), netizens called out Diddy for questioning the then-teenage Bieber about hanging out together.

"Justin seems so uncomfortable, this is so disturbing," one person wrote, while another commented, "Poor kid didn't know what to say."

A third person remarked, "I despise how this industry treats child talents and their vulnerable families."

"This is a creepy video. Justin seems nervous around him," another person commented.

One more person wrote, "BEYOND creepy a grown man upset they don't hang like they use [to] and Justin VISIBLY uncomfortable around him… something [definitely] happened to [Bieber].. maybe now we know why he went a lil crazy for a few years."

It's the second controversial video of Diddy and Bieber to go viral on social media. Earlier this week, a video resurfaced showing the duo discussing plans to spend 48 hours together, where the "Coming Home" rapper was given custody of Bieber for two days to experience his luxurious lifestyle.

At the time, Bieber was signed under singer Usher, whom Diddy previously had legal guardianship of at the start of his music career. Standing beside Bieber, Diddy said, "Where we [are] hanging out and what we doing, we can't really disclose, but it's definitely a 15-year-old's dream."

He added, "I don't have legal guardianship of him [Bieber], but for the next 48 hours, he's with me. We gonna go full buck full crazy."

The details of their time together have never been revealed by either Diddy or Bieber.

The controversial clips resurfaced shortly after Diddy's homes in Miami and Los Angeles were raided by Homeland Security last week. Videos from the raid went viral on social media, showing agents walking around the property with guns and boxes of items from the home.

Some clips also showed his sons, Justin and Christian, in handcuffs and being questioned by police. Later that night, more videos showed the two men allegedly running away from the home with their bags packed.

Combs himself was not at the homes when the raid happened but was seen at the Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport in Florida. Photos showed the "I'll Be Missing You" rapper walking back and forth outside the airport after Homeland Security stopped him. He's reportedly fled the country now as the sex trafficking and abuse investigations against him go further.

Since the videos of the raid went viral, there have been allegations against Diddy that he paid multiple women for sex work. One claim by one of his former producers, Rodney "Lil Rod" Jones, in his $30 million lawsuit states that the music exec paid a monthly stipend to Instagram model Jade Ramey for sex work.

In his lawsuit, Jones also claims that Diddy employed City Girls rapper Yung Miami and Daphne Joy as sex workers and had payments made by his accountant, Robin Greenhill. He also accused the music exec of sexual abuse and assault during the production of his most recent album.

In response to the raid of Diddy's homes, his lawyer, Aaron Dyer, called it a "witch hunt." He told Page Six, "Yesterday, there was a gross overuse of military-level force as search warrants were executed at Mr. Combs' residences. There is no excuse for the excessive show of force and hostility exhibited by authorities or the way his children and employees were treated."